Enlisted in Company F, Georgia 45th Infantry Regiment on 4 Mar 1862 as a Private. This regiment was also sometimes called "Gray's Volunteers." On 10 July 1863 he was accidentally wounded at Potomac River, Virginia. Mustered out on 31 Jan 1864 for a disability. (Source - Ancestry, Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, 1861-1865)
He returned home to Jones County where he was appointed conscript officer. He was killed while arresting a deserter in Jones County in January 1865.
Buried at the foot of his grandfather's grave, Blake Fitz Jarrell. (Source - Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site)
He returned home to Jones County where he was appointed conscript officer. He was killed while arresting a deserter in Jones County in January 1865.
Buried at the foot of his grandfather's grave, Blake Fitz Jarrell. (Source - Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site)
Enlisted in Company F, Georgia 45th Infantry Regiment on 4 Mar 1862 as a Private. This regiment was also sometimes called "Gray's Volunteers." On 10 July 1863 he was accidentally wounded at Potomac River, Virginia. Mustered out on 31 Jan 1864 for a disability. (Source - Ancestry, Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, 1861-1865)
He returned home to Jones County where he was appointed conscript officer. He was killed while arresting a deserter in Jones County in January 1865.
Buried at the foot of his grandfather's grave, Blake Fitz Jarrell. (Source - Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site)
He returned home to Jones County where he was appointed conscript officer. He was killed while arresting a deserter in Jones County in January 1865.
Buried at the foot of his grandfather's grave, Blake Fitz Jarrell. (Source - Jarrell Plantation State Historic Site)
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